5 things to do in Milan this weekend

In Milan, there is already a scent of spring despite March just beginning, and the sun seems to be shining again. Thanks to the weather forecast predicting good weather for the entire weekend, the desire to go out seems to be back for everyone, even for the laziest ones. Especially for the latter, who struggle to find ideas on what to do over the weekend, nss provides its weekly guide.

Here are 5 things to do in Milan this weekend.

To Eat - Stadera

Stadera offers the best of contemporary Neapolitan gastronomy, a perfect mix of hospitality and informality, research of high-quality ingredients, and culinary creativity. The menu is shaped by the idea of Chef Aldo Ritrovato, who personally selects the best products to reinterpret them in his recipes and offer dishes from the Italian tradition, to be enjoyed in the informal and relaxed atmosphere of the venue. The peculiarity is that dining is exclusively at the counter, a choice made by Ritrovato to encourage a convivial and unique experience.

Largo della Crocetta, 1

To Chill - Larg_o

A corner venue in the Calvairate district, with large windows and outdoor tables, furnished with reclaimed pieces, starting from the sign, recycled from the old grocery store that once occupied the space. The atmosphere is informal and welcoming, just like the classic "neighborhood bar", perhaps precisely what makes it so loved by young people, along with the wide selection of organic wines and craft beers.

Via Augusto Anfossi, 44

To Shop - Retrograde

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On Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th, from 10 AM to 8 PM, East Market organizes Retrograde, a Garage Sale where you can find over 90,000 pieces of vintage, second-hand items, denim, leather, t-shirts, and much more. At the event, held at the Tenoha concept store, there will also be the opportunity to taste Japanese food and enjoy delicious drinks. The ticket costs 4 euros and can be purchased at the entrance.

Via Vigevano, 18

To Discover - Cosima Von Bonin

The exhibition space Ordet has recently inaugurated, until April 2nd, a show dedicated to Cosima Von Bonin, a contemporary German artist known for her multidisciplinary approach that blends sculpture, installation, painting, and textiles. Her works feature a strong sense of humor, often concealing deeper investigations into themes of alienation, gender, and the excessive seriousness of the art world. A distinctive feature is the use of anthropomorphic marine creatures, a way of mocking expectations of productivity and identity performance in contemporary society.

Via Lippi, 4

To Party - Disco Stupenda

Friday promises to be exciting at the Apollo Club with Disco Stupenda, which promises to keep everyone dancing all night with DJ sets by Euro Nettuno and Marquis, featuring funk, disco, Afro vibes, and bursts of pure pop. But that's not all, as the lineup also includes a live disco show by Tony Scorpioni and Lorenzo Morresi, a performance definitely not to be missed.

Via Giosuè Borsi, 9